Start A Flooded 4 Stroke Dirt Bike (Mechanics hack)
Flooding the engine is easy to do. Sure it’s a pain, but it’s an easy problem to solve, and before long, you’ll have her humming. To fix a flooded bike, …
Flooding the engine is easy to do. Sure it’s a pain, but it’s an easy problem to solve, and before long, you’ll have her humming. To fix a flooded bike, …
A constantly on neutral light is a pain in the ass. I understand exactly what it’s like. Sooo frustrating, but not to worry, this post will have you in the …
Hit the start button and…silence, what a pain in the jacksie. Don’t sweat it, you’re in the right place and we’ll get her figured out shortly. The top 7 reasons …
Taking care of your own ATV is its own reward. You’ll save a bag on workshop costs, suffer fewer breakdowns, but more than that, you’ll learn a ton of ATV …
White smoke from the tailpipe looks serious, but usually, it’s a simple problem, easily fixed. Top 4 reasons for white smoke from an air-cooled ATV include: By the end of …
Engine timing is mission-critical. Getting this stuff wrong can spell big trouble. If you suspect the timing is out, best not to run the motor. Checking ATV engine camshaft and …
Electrical gremlins can be challenging to tame, but you’re in the right place. An ATV will not start with a bad stator. The engine requires an electrical current from the …
Your dirt bike is pretty tough, but it won’t run for very long without engine oil. A dirt bike will start without engine oil, however doing so risks severe engine …
I love the rapid and never-ending acceleration of a two-stroke, but because of that, they’re prone to overheating. The top 3 reasons a two-stroke engine overheats includes: In this post, …
The coolant inside the cylinder is a pretty serious condition, and if ignored, could grenade the motor. But, the problem may not be as severe as it first appears. The …